ECO EXTENSION SHAKER KITCHEN

When Natasha came to us, she was about to embark upon an ambitious renovation project, transforming a Listed Georgian home in the most environmentally-friendly way possible. Designing the eco extension shaker kitchen was the crux of the project, so getting it right – in terms of form, function and sustainability – was one of Natasha’s highest priorities.

For Natasha, sustainability was a top priority. She was even mapping every stage of her renovation on her blog-turned-consultancy-business, Renovate Green.

Range – Ashton

Carcasses – Birch Plywood

Door – Painted Little Green, Basalt

Worktops – Retrouvius and stainless steel

Details – Interesting Timbers with Armac Martin Drawer Pulls & M Marcus Handles

 

Range – Smeg  Symphony Dual Fuel Range Cooker

Hood – Smeg

Oven – Miele

Warming Drawer – Miele Sous Chef Warming Drawer, Clean Steel

Refrigerator – Fisher & Paykel 

Dishwasher –Miele, Fully Integrated Dishwasher

Island Sink – Kohler Iron/Tones Inset/Under-mount, no tap hole White.

Main Tap – Perrin & Rowe Rubiq U-Sput (with lever handles and rinse) in a pewter finish

Island Tap – Mayan AB (deck mounted, crossheads) in an Aged brass finish

Photography – Charlie O’Beirne of Lukonic.com

As Seen In – Renovate Green & Love Renovate

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